Sentence examples for accurately like from inspiring English sources

The Hat Factory feels like a college dorm, its users say, or, more accurately, like the four-bedroom loft that it actually is.

It had a bright-eyed and busy grandeur, like an Aaron Copland overture parsed into asymmetrically stuttering syncopations; or, perhaps more accurately, like a typical Pat Metheny Group excursion.

She then made storyboards to match the soundtrack and gave the actors their lines on a CD, instructing them to learn the monologues "absolutely accurately, like a piece of music".

"It badly distorts the city's democracy to have one candidate spend his own money like a drunken sailor — or more accurately, like a million drunken sailors," said Gene Russianoff, staff attorney for the New York Public Interest Research Group, a nonpartisan government watchdog organization.

I have earned this by doing nothing (much like a bottle of fine wine that improves by simply sitting on a shelf, or, more accurately, like the leak in my ceiling that always dries itself out eventually), but that is O.K. Every day in this city, people earn far more doing far less.

It tastes like a phone — or more accurately, like a combination of bear mace and lysol.

When Rhondella asks, "Why is Kellen bugging me all the time?" Origami Yoda (accurately) replies: "Likes you he does.

He nevertheless created music which was accurately folk-like, and is considered by Czechs to be quintessentially Czech in spirit.

It is suggested that the buckling event of these variable angle tow, variable thickness laminates is characterised more accurately by "shell-like" than by "plate-like" behaviour.

He is equally diffident back in a dressing room that Webb accurately claims "smells like feet and animals and dogs".

The combination of her crystal diction - we learn that Joe really fancied her voice, which he accurately described as "like flint glass" - and his heartless, thoughtless behaviour, moves him to tears.